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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

1

Allies Fight Over Testimony In Leopold Loeb Case

In Chicago court, Judge Gaverty hears arguments on whether psychiatrists may testify that Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb were afflicted with functional mental disease. Prosecutors and defense clash over admissibility as the trial for the Franks kidnapping and murder continues, with rulings on character evidence and moral depravity.

International Nera Servier Gourt Ghigago Allénista Nathan Leopold Richard Loeb Jom R. Gaverty Bobby Franks Ida Mabith Ara Maralail Coverly

FLEE BEFORE FOREST FIRE FLEE BEFORE FOREST FIRE

Uy Uvterando and Nowe Servity report a forest fire advancing toward the town of WMarhilon in Trycloe Canyon. The blaze threatens two walls with rapid closure on a third. 260 inhabitants faced potential evacuation as winds were expected to shift to avert further damage.

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Local Boy Injured in Truck Accident Near Waynesboro

Peaston Tiller and several young companions were badly hurt when a freight truck toppled while enroute to a plente in Cato donth Tak Metter. The accident occurred on Groen ena road as two trucks passed through with a third vehicle overturning, injuring Ava Ritter and others.

Peaston Tiller Ntl Crom Waynesboro Cato Donth Tak Chambers- de Ptorplla Tom Waynon Groen Ena Whara Pate Ava Ritter Pho Westiorn Yacotyed Becatehes Liana

Court halts bonded whiskey concentration in $21 million case

A United States Circuit Court heard arguments on July .... The Gwynnbrook company sought an injunction to stop Treasury Department rules mandating whiskey concentration. The firm valued 0017 barrels at $21,000,000 and claimed the regulations threaten its bonded whiskey holdings.

Ballimors Treasury Department United States Clariet Gwynnbrook

Pool Store Robbery in Bir Pool Details

Robbers broke into the A. M. Mehaol pool store in Bir Pool during the night, stealing merchandise valued between 350 and 100 dollars. Items taken included mova razor lavor kikvea and more. Police believe suspects fled by train, possibly unloading another freight car after the robbery. Authorities are investigating and questions remain about suspects and exact timeline.

Mova A. Vf Mehaol Sono Atrangora

Winebrenner Plans Campaign After Trip Departure

David C. Winebrenner of Mlurick Dewarrate announces campaign kickoff after a long journey along the coast. He will campaign actively in the Sixth Congressional district, focus on personal outreach, and build support through local events and speeches.

David C. Winebrenger Mlurick Dewarrate Namie Iaruarmiat Anid Gate Town Mr. Winebrenner Yalga

Wreck Near Fongland City Injures Many in Bus Through Rail Crash

Long Island Rail line collision near Fongland City yesterday left one dead and forty injured. Names include Moore locomotive operator and Alfred G. Munt a towerman. Washington reports prompt push to approve legislation to fund rail safety and passenger protections.

Doland New York Uly W Fongland City Jira Jamon Moore Lolpar Alfred G. Munt Wasitington Tolt G Aranalecus Brekidant John McCann

Is It Lawful To Take One's Life

NORFOLK VA July 1 1911. Police Justice Spindle hears a case where Herbert Cochran, attorney for Bray, speaks on whether Virginia has a law to cover attempting suicide by poison. The defendant Bray is charged with attempting death by self action via poison on July 26 and seeks discharge claiming no statute covers the act.

Norfolk N.S Spindle Herbert Cochran Bray Virginia

Persia vows to punish slayings of American diplomat

Washington reports Persia under threat of breaking diplomatic ties over the killing of American vice consul Robert Anbrie. The Persian note promises punishment, repatriation of the body on a U S battleship if needed, and full protection for American diplomats in Persia with increased military protection at consulates.

My International News Service Washington Trobert Anbrie Conmul Teheran Persan United Stats Nota Wxroma Uplomat United States Persia Porale Americnan Tegattion

Ancient Indian Battlefield Found in Maryland Potomac area

Excavations along the Potomac between Point of Rocks and Toone bite reveal an ancient burying ground and field of Indians. Smithsonian Institution researchers visited the site as two farmers plowed, sparking theories of prehistory and westward raids from western tribes into Washington and nearby counties.

Maryland Potomac River Point of Rocks Smithaanian Instituta Washington Bosina Growada Feedaclek Coyntton Norkeley and Jefferson Counties Banka of Thay

Robber Shot When He Grabbed Pouch at Bank Halt

A robber attempting to seize a pouch containing about 35090 dollars intended for Federal Reserve funds on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway was shot and killed at Orang. A second robber attacked a taxicab clerk, Sugeno Stack, but was restrained by quick action and courage.

Ebabt Orang N.S Hasorva Delaware, Lackawanna and Waster Sugeno Stack Coolnons Courags

First Group Reaches Agreement on French Proposals

London July 31 The first group to the allied reparation conference has agreed on the French compromise proposals for a proposed $20 million German loan. The agreement awaits conference and banker approval. Premier Harriot of France threatens to resign if not accepted. British objections focus on Davos plan amendments.

International News Service London Germany Harriut France J. A. Logan Theutia Bel-gium Onowy Kina Davos Eaid England

Deport Angel Firpo, Officials Say

Washington July 31 Non of Angel Laila Firpo a South American prize seller was urged for deportation today by Onog Chae of New York officials of the Immigration Service that Firpos relations with Blanca Lourdon a South American girl who came on the same ship with him from Buenos Aires won sufficient grounds for deportation and he intended to carry to President Coolidge a demand for sending Firpo home.

Washington Angel Laila Firpo Onog Chae New York Hiss Imm Gra Firpo Blanca Lourdon Young Aires Bali Coolidgahia Firpe

Davis Returns to New York After Maine Vacation

Democratic candidate John W. Davis arrives at Grand Central Station after a 12 day Maine retreat. He plans to meet with advisors at Murray Hill Hotel to finalize acceptance speech wording. Discussion centers on religious liberty and references to secret student hooded groups in the draft.

New York John W. Davis Grand Central Station Maine Woods Tettane Madiately Murray HI Hotel Ia Nolicent Advinera

OILING STREETS FORCE OF MEN AT WORK

A large crew presses to oil city streets as crews work to apply and spread oil along major avenues. The operation aims to reduce dust and improve surface longevity. Local officials say traffic disruptions are temporary while teams complete the resurfacing effort.

Peggy Hopkins Joyce Eyes Stage Return After Fifth Marriage

Peggy Hopkins Joyce, once known as the Countess, says she might return to the stage despite five marriages. She recalls T. Stan Joyce as the best husband, credits him with wealth and kindness, and says she would not have divorced him. She reflects on the idea of a title and questions a future marriage with a Swedish count who once courted her.

Dy International Newa Service New York Gasta Momoar Sweden Dlacus Thrower Peggy Hopkins Joyce Tong Teland Dart Dan Cupid Astron Fonty PoRay Peggy Emi Demony Peggy Patc Alin T. Stanlay Joyca Chicagaini Monatca Vamherman Moe Fle ICL Kho Ale Alia

Immunization Efforts Rise as Typhoid Persists

County health officials note more residents are being immunized against typhoid fever amid ongoing outbreaks. Dr. Kritzer warns the disease remains a problem in the region, urging all in contact with the ill to get immunized. A letter from Health Officer Slatta and Fulton County physicians emphasizes the necessity of vaccination for those exposed.

TR. Kritzer John Fulton Anand Avery Byllon Eulton

Aeroplane Base Near Boonsboro Readied for Antietam Maneuvers

U S Army officers spent a day near Boonsboro selecting a site for an aeroplane base to be lined by 66 bombing machines for Marine maneuvers at Antietam. The facility will be located just outside Boonsboro along the road to Sharylmrg.

U.S Antietam BateRold Dat Noonsboro Sharyalmrg

Eye loses sight in industrial mishap

A man named Donald Suvely was repairing a heavy chain when a link struck his eye in what authorities describe as an unusual accident. The force ripped the eye out and left his wife and parents shaken. A baby boy born at the Washi hospital was not injured.

Donald Suvely Haklos Bul Will Rowe Sofay Otton County Hospital Yaatorda Moher

Violent Clashes Between Klansmen and Hecklers Reported in Massachusetts

Five men suffered gunshot wounds as Klansmen and anti klan demonstrators clashed at Groveland and Haverhill Mass Reflecting a large gathering at Hardy farm violence included stones and clubs Three Klansmen were seriously wounded requiring immediate surgery Police arrested seven or more suspects including Klausman Luce and other Haverhill men A small arsenal was seized from the scene with rifles ammunition and tools reported All arrests were for disturbing the peace

Newn Kervicey Sharta Ani Focal Police Chairence Hardy Groveland Merrimas Haverhill Klausman Luce Acorg

Mills Arrest and Public Disorder Report in Virginia

report details the arrest of Mabel Mills and Milla Mills for street walking and carrying concealed weapons in Virginia. It notes prior court actions, mentions Dorothy Grandon and others as participants in a tar and feather incident, and lists local legal actions and warnings against the involved parties.

Mabel Milla Roeseman Marina Iron Dorothy Grandon Alver Matol MilMr Alty Loyd Shank Mario Grandon Jualico Bower

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